Automatically add jogl and gsvideo library files to Mac OS X application bundle.

bustup

Automatically add jogl and gsvideo library files to Mac OS X application bundle.

in Integration and Hardware • 2 years ago

Hi,

I got a quiet big sketch running in Eclipse with GLGraphics and GSVideo. Everything works fine to run from the Eclipse environment.

But when I compile the sketch by "Export" > "Other" > "Mac OS X application bundle", it doesn't add the jnilib files that comes with jogl and GSVideo to the bundle, it only adds the jar-files.

I have linked libgluegen-rt.jnilib, libjogl_awt.jnilib, libjogl_cg.jnilib and libjogl.jnilib to jogl.jar and gluegen-rt.jar in "Java Build Path" > Libraries > Native library location. And same thing with the jnilib files to GSVideo.

I can get it working by rightclicking the compiled bundle and click "Show Package Contents" and go to Contents > Resources > Java and add the jnilib files, but I want to add them when I Export it from Eclipse.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks!

Jonas

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bustup

Re: Automatically add jogl and gsvideo library files to Mac OS X application bundle.

2 years ago

Bumb, I've partially solved it. I managed to add the jogl library files by adding them in the Preferences > Run/Debug Settings > Classpath.

Now I need to add the gstreamer folder to my project so I dont have to add it manually when I export the application.

Anyone else had the same problem?

Thanks!

andres

Re: Automatically add jogl and gsvideo library files to Mac OS X application bundle.

2 years ago

Hello, I don't think I have a good answer to your question, as I haven't used Eclipse to create application bundles.

I tried the steps you described using the "Export" > "Other" > "Mac OS X application bundle" option. Actually, it is possible to get the gstreamer library files included in the bundle by using the "Add folder" button in the "Add to bundle" section. But the library gets embedded into jar files, so this would probably won't work...

These guys use a packaging tool called Iceberg to create bundles from within Eclipse. Maybe this helps.

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